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US immigration custody death rate at decade high: Rights groupsThe rate of people dying in Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) custody has reached its highest level in over a decade amid US Presid...- Why former LinkedIn CEO Jeff Weiner's selfie at his employee's desk was all over the internet in 2017When LinkedIn's CEO visited her team, Analytics Manager Mariah Walton was in Venice. She left a note detailing her contributions, prompting...
- Drones, bullets and cartel warfare fuel an invisible displacement crisis in MexicoElderly residents like Maria Cabrera are forced to flee their homes in Tula, Mexico, due to escalating cartel violence. Drone attacks and b...
- Israel PM Netanyahu praises navy for intercepting Gaza bound flotillaIsrael's navy intercepted the Gaza-bound Global Sumud Flotilla, detaining over 400 activists including Greta Thunberg, drawing global conde...
- Celebrating bravery? Melania Trump & Marco Rubio Spotlight Fearless Women at 19th Courage AwardsSecretary of State Marco Rubio and First Lady Melania Trump host the 19th International Women of Courage Awards, celebrating global leaders...
- Wild and provocative: Donald Trump may send troops to Mexico to go after drug cartels and stop migrants headed to the United StatesUS President- elect Donald Trump’s recent choice of US ambassador at the nation of Mexico has recently raised some speculations that Donald...
- Rising trend in America: People are naming their babies after dogs, what could be the reason?A growing trend in baby naming is for parents to give their children popular dog names such as Charlie, Luna, and Max.
- Trump victory spurs worry among migrants abroad, but it's not expected to halt migrationDonald Trump's victory in the U.S. presidential election has raised concerns for migrants worldwide, especially those from countries like V...
- Surge in migrant crossings through Darién Gap strains Central American nationsThe number of migrants crossing the treacherous Darién jungle between South America and Central America has reached record-breaking levels,...
- Future of tech: AI replicates human voices, dubbing artistes aren't happyVoice actors from around the world are protesting against the unregulated use of artificial intelligence (AI) to replicate human voices. Th...
- Through the prism of gender-bias, how Qatar World Cup ‘22 is evoking misogyny in every sphereQatari law undergirds a profoundly patriarchal system.
- Migrant smugglers see boost from US pandemic border policyU.S. President Donald Trump's administration in March announced that it would begin to quickly expel nearly all migrants caught at the bord...
- No end to government shutdown until border wall funded: Donald TrumpThe Trump administration is seeking more than USD 5 billion for the construction of the border wall.
- Justice RF Nariman, Supreme Court bench honoured for Right to Privacy orderThe Supreme Court had on August 24 declared Right to Privacy as a Fundamental Right, a far-reaching verdict that could impact a range of li...
- Want to invisibly spy on iPhone owners without their knowledge? It will cost you $1150An Israeli outfit called the NSO Group can spy on more people if you would like, just check out the company's price list.
- Mexico is creating a 'monster' by using the US counterterrorism strategy on drug cartelsDespite these successes, the drug war continues to intensify and become even more brutal as new organizations form to fill the void.
- UN secures $40 bn for global health driveUN Secretary General Ban Ki-moon on Wednesday announced a 40-billion-dollar drive to improve the health of women and children.
- Flu-hit Mexico mulls reopening schools, businessesMexico decides whether to reopen businesses and schools or extend a shutdown that has helped choke off the spread of swine flu but caused u...
- Flights of immigrants to Mexico cost $51 millionThe US government has spent more than $51 million over the past four summers flying nearly 64,000 illegal immigrants back to the Mexican in...
- Mexico welcomes recently approved US aid for drug battleMexican President Felipe Calderon on Friday welcomed US congressional approval of a $400 million anti-drug aid package that drops restricti...
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